Dumbfuck in charge

[Overlander]

Is this thread still about Trump or is it okay to post about Biden in here since he's actually the dumbfuck in charge now?

Asking for a friend...

Sure, Lobster.

[Deleted User 863]

I know some of you agree Biden is an idiot but you're afraid of Trad melting down on you about it.

[Overlander]

I know some of you agree Biden is an idiot but you're afraid of Trad melting down on you about it.

Biden is an old man. They say dumb shit sometimes.

I dont feel he is an idiot. Far from it.

[sdoyel]

[Deleted User 880]

I know some of you agree Biden is an idiot but you're afraid of Trad melting down on you about it.

I feel it's idiotic to agree that Biden is an "idiot".
I would put Biden's intelligence up against those who post on the boards and my guess is he is more intelligent than 75%+ of those who post on here.
Of course he says and does dumb things. We ALL do.
I believe the fact that he "suffers" from stuttering has a bearing on how he thinks and verbally articulates himself.
People who stutter are often made fun of because they stutter. In many people's minds they (people who stutter) are automatically thought of as being dumb or at least less intelligent because of their stutter.
Forgetting his stutter, of course Biden has shown signs of being senile and other mental issues and they absolutely should be a concern - as he is our President but I can all but assure people that Joe Biden cares more about this country and it's well being that Donald Trump ever did and will. If and when he feels he lacks the mental capacity to be President and/or when his advisors feel he does, he'll step down.
On a semi-related note, Donald Trump ran for President for Donald Trump. Joe Biden ran for President for the United States of America and it's citizens.

[ousdahl]

While I think there’s some truth to that, I also think that believing a politician actually cares about you is like believing a stripper actually thinks you’re cute.

And when has a politician stepped down cuz they acknowledge they lack the capacity to do the job any more? Even if his advisors say so?

I think asking a politician to concede their position of power is like asking a bull elk to stop being so horny during the rut. They’re just not wired that way.

The one example I can think of is Sarah Palin, but I think she sincerely believed a reality show gig was a more powerful position than the governorship. (Not sure she’s wrong, either...)

[Deleted User 880]

While I think there’s some truth to that, I also think that believing a politician actually cares about you is like believing a stripper actually thinks you’re cute.

And when has a politician stepped down cuz they acknowledge they lack the capacity to do the job any more? Even if his advisors say so?

I think asking a politician to concede their position of power is like asking a bull elk to stop being so horny during the rut. They’re just not wired that way.

The one example I can think of is Sarah Palin, but I think she sincerely believed a reality show gig was a more powerful position than the governorship. (Not sure she’s wrong, either...)

I agree with your first sentence but I didn't say Biden cares about you/me as individuals - per se.
I said he cares about this country and it's citizens as a whole.

To answer your question of when a politician has stepped down - I think you're basically asking because they admitted to lacking the mental capacity to properly do the job - I don't have an immediate answer to that. I would have to do some research but I assume there have been some who either did it on their own or were forced to do as such.

There is a difference between being asked to resign and being told to resign. Maybe I am fooling myself but being that Joe has implied he will be a one term President (assuming he survives one term) I have to figure his mental health and well being is a factor in his decision.

Heck, I questioned his sanity the moment I learned he was running for President. The man was what 75/76 years old? I think he has earned the right to enjoy his twilight years without the pressures of being the President of the United States. As much as he MAY love the country, wtf would he want the pressure/s that come with being the President?
I also questioned the sanity of the Democratic figure heads who didn't (or at least weren't successful) in telling him he probably shouldn't run.

[twocoach]

While I think there’s some truth to that, I also think that believing a politician actually cares about you is like believing a stripper actually thinks you’re cute.

And when has a politician stepped down cuz they acknowledge they lack the capacity to do the job any more? Even if his advisors say so?

I think asking a politician to concede their position of power is like asking a bull elk to stop being so horny during the rut. They’re just not wired that way.

The one example I can think of is Sarah Palin, but I think she sincerely believed a reality show gig was a more powerful position than the governorship. (Not sure she’s wrong, either...)

Old politicians choose not to run again all the time. I would assume that their feelings of not being able to do the job as well as necessary play into those decisions for at least some of them. Are you only considering them to be stepping out due to diminishing capacity if they step down in the middle of their term?

[jfish26]

[MICHHAWK]

with all due respect to seth abramson(whoever he is), i predict not.

[twocoach]

with all due respect to seth abramson(whoever he is), i predict not.

Not what? Not indicted? Not installed as Pres. in August? Not attempting to stir his supporters?

[ousdahl]

this sounds just like the time they said nothing was actually gonna happen at the Capitol on January 6, either

[MICHHAWK]

seriously. everyone knows who the president is. everyone knows who the president will be in august.

who believes this crap.

[twocoach]

seriously. everyone knows who the president is. everyone knows who the president will be in august.

who believes this crap.

The MyPillow.com guy for one and probably every moron who thought he would be reinstalled as President in (fill in the blank previous date).

https://www.newsweek.com/mike-lindell-s ... st-1587885

This country is full of dummies who believe this crap.

[MICHHAWK]

i'm skeptical that the pillow guy is going to overthrow the U.S. government in august.

[MICHHAWK]

i could be wrong. but i doubt it.

[ousdahl]

Well, the big difference now as to why it’s not as likely to happen again is, this time Trump is no longer in the position to be able to stymie law enforcement’s response before and during any shenanigans.

[MICHHAWK]

Well, the big difference now as to why it’s not as likely to happen again is, this time Trump is no longer in the position to be able to stymie law enforcement’s response before and during any shenanigans.

that. and. never in history has a pillow guy overthrown the greatest country(by a wide margin) on the face of the earth

[jhawks99]

So, we should ignore him while he tries? That usually doesn't work out very well.

[Deleted User 89]

mich, did you think the maga heads were going to storm the capitol prior to it happening?